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2022 WUSCA winners
Being in a campus uni is great because everything is close so you barely ever have to go outside. But the location is bad in the sense that you have to travel to get to any good nightlife
The department is very responsive to student needs and having been part of the student staff liaison committee I have witnessed this first hand Facilities for law like the law school need renovating though
Everything, other than the gym, is a 5 to 7 minute walk from Tocil. (including tescos and the shopping centre, which is a massive advantage, for both quick shops and carrying back heavy bags). I'd say it's the best located halls Tends to be a quiet residence which is really great Being separated from the other flats does sometimes feel alienating and boring but depends on ur flatmates All in all one of the best accommodations on campus
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I really enjoy the work aspect of the degree apprenticeship and feel I learn lots from this. It's disappointing that at times the academic aspect of the course doesn't meet the high standards set by the workplace, but it has made me a more independent learner
We have lots of contact time and most of it has been in person recently, which is great
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Staff can be difficult to contact or to work with but the non academic side of the uni is well established and successful
Course is well designed but has all modules are compulsory it would be good for all of the teaching staff to know what they are doing
Rooms are spacious and maintenance staff are friendly, location is slightly further from central campus than the rest of the halls but I don’t find this is an issue
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The best: the library is nice and the campus is pretty. The worst: the staff do not care about the students at all. My mental health has been crippling since starting and I am consistently not getting any help when I've asked for it multiple times. I had one meeting with the well-being team when I was hating uni so much I wanted to drop out and then they never scheduled another call with me. My personal tutor has been terrible. I have not been given the knowledge or support to help me with my course. My overall experience has been utterly miserable at this university.
The best: in term 2 we had full in person lectures and seminars which was a lot better. We had 2-3 hours of lectures for each module with 1 hour seminar each week. It was the right amount of contact hours in my opinion. When I wanted to schedule an appointment with one of my lecturers it was easy enough and I was able to speak to them. The worst: I have 1 meeting with my personal tutor as a group per term. It lasts about 5 minutes. My personal tutor doesn't know a lot about the issues we have and doesn't offer to help us find the answer he often just tells us to refer to the website (like we haven't already done that before coming to him).
Leamington spa is a very pretty town. The buses were a bit bad at the start of term but they did get a lot better towards the end.
It was very cheap which was good. The walls were very thinned the people were weird.
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The campus has a variety of activities going on all the time. Sometimes the assignments really build up and can take hours to do one of them so sometimes weekends have to be sacrificed.
The lectures are really good and never go too fast, the lecturers only go over necessary content and if not they make it very clear that you don’t have to learn something. The tutorials can be a waste of time sometimes especially if you’ve had to travel specifically for them but normally they go over some content of value
Leamington is a very nice town, with some really great architecture. The buses for the current year have been pretty awful with there always being huge queues to get home at the end of the day
Tocil was very good as it lets you make great friends straight away with there being 12 in a flat. However, the kitchens are very small especially for 12. And considering flats of 6 get the same kitchen size as the 12’s, it’s not perfect for cooking.
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Best aspect is the facilities and new buildings on campus. The worst aspect is the SU outlets which are overpriced
Best aspect is the in person seminars, worst aspect is the online lectures
Close to leamington spa if you get bored of what’s on offer on campus itself
The halls are good value for money, however lack of security in that area of campus is a concern
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Very great campus and very good teaching method. However, there is very little space and facilities for law students
The course is taught very well, but there are little facilities for law students and even less information for students wanting to practice at the bar
Very bad university transport as it claims every 7 minutes which is not true
The internet was not very good. Moreover, the locks to the outside door was broken for a long time
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Have to live quite far away to be affordable and the organisation is lacking. However, it js a nice looking campus
Course content is a bit lacking but the placements are good.
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Warwick has a really nice campus and study facilities and the department I belong to has a lot of expert academics at the top of their field. However pastoral support is very poor as well as the wider mitigating circumstances process, which I needed to use and has been very stressful if not humiliating due to the lack of clarity and information as to what kind of support is actually provided especially in my case where my situation has had a very substantial impact on my ability to study. Hence needing better clarity and support is crucial
The personal tutors barely get involved with your studies, the contact hours are fairly low hence it requires using the most of advice and feedback hours from lecturers to need extra support
Coventry doesn’t have much going on in terms of nightlife or hanging out but Leamington Spa makes up for it. You can also walk from campus to Kenilworth via a scenic route to relax and enjoy the countryside
The university halls are small and separate by flats which i prefer since I don't like getting to know more than 10+ students in an accommodation block. Whilst it is cheap i do think it is slightly overpriced for what I'm getting because the kitchen and bathrooms are small, some parts of it are run down like the walls and paint etc
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Really friendly environment where you can study. The buses can be a real nightmare especially at peak times
Lectures are normally really good and carefully explain everything so you understand Sometimes they give you a lot of work for one week and not a lot the next so can be stressful some weeks
Leamington is a really nice and pretty town. Buses are a real nightmare and can take hours to get home some days
Kitchens are way too small for 12 people, often gets really warm in there too Larger flats so make quite a few friends straight away.
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